Aluna Art Foundation inaugurates its new headquarters in Little Havana with this exhibition inspired in The Aleph

Aluna Art Foundation (AAF) inaugurates its new headquarters in Little Havana with this exhibition inspired in The Aleph by Jorge Luis Borges. The opening marks the beginning of an expansion of wide-reaching curatorial initiatives. This art space is part of Tower Space, a project conceived in collaboration with Barlington Group, which enhances the experience of contemporary art in this emblematic neighborhood.

The Aleph and Other Portals is a curatorial project shaped collectively with the artists Carola Bravo, Gretel Capriles, Agustín Di Luciano, Elfriede Fett-Crohare, Feco Hamburger, Kenzie Funk, Flor Godward, Andrés Michelena, Ronald Morán, Mario Rodríguez “Mareo”, and Gladys Triana. The show features documentation of a piece by Julieta Aranda. Sebastián Elizondo has made an intervention in the bathroom space—which fascinated Duchamp—using a urinal documentation and an animation derived from Eadweard Muybridge frames. Capriles, Di Luciano and Godward form part of the Tower Studios.

The Aleph and Other Portals’ production was made possible with the support of Tower Hotel, DC Foundation, Janaina Torres Galeria, the 55Project, the Brazil-USA Cultural Center of Florida (CCBU) and 108 ArtProjects.

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